Harry and Meghan are setting up a complex network of 11 companies all based in the tax haven US state of Delaware
DailyMail.com can reveal Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are setting up a network of companies based in the opaque tax haven Delaware. One of the firms appears to be set up for Harry's multi-million-dollar memoir book deal.
Names for the companies include an intriguing Japanese term for deal making and a reference to Meghan's freckles in Spanish. Another is named after a river flowing through Colombia and Venezuela. The companies are all headquartered in the Beverly Hills offices of attorney Richard Genow, who has worked with the Duchess for years.
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